DIY PORTABLE ARCHERY BACKSTOP! This thing is awesome!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2021
- We Made a DIY Portable Archery Backstop!
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My wife just got her first bow, and keeps losing her gold tips. She's been contemplating just quitting because we're spending money on the arrows. So I'm going to build this for her today, and hopefully she won't want to give it up, anymore. Thank y'all for this video!
Suggestion: paint the backstop to match the background behind it (green/trees, etc)
That way when you're practicing you don't get used to this big black wall behind your target - which won't be there when you're out in the wild.
I thought the same thing .
This video was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you
Backstop is nice, however, if you leave the sides and bottom unconnected the mat will absorb the energy from the arrows and probably the arrows will not penetrate the mat or not as much penetration. The arrows may even bounce off the mat and still prevent you from loosing arrows. Thanks for the video. Great design and lesson.
I have one of these mats waiting for me to build this tomorrow and I'm thinking about using your idea on this. I'm wondering though if it's just too heavy to support itself with only the top connected. There was one at the store that was cracked down the center just from being handled too roughly. They are tough, but I'm worried I'll destroy it without enough support.
@@nicoletarratt602 how'd it go?
@@privateinformation8364 we ended up using an old structure that came with the house and used to be for covering firewood. It's got a nice slanted roof on it so it helps protect my backstop from the elements a bit. We used the same hardware for mounting it though and it worked out great. I decided to put a couple down the sides but leave the bottom open. It works perfectly. Only problem with doing it that way was we had to lift the thing up and hold it while screwing it in. Not an easy task with something so heavy and floppy. Worth it in the end though and I finally have my own range to practice on. It's held up great so far too, but we'll see how it survives the winter.
I got some free wrestling Matt’s that the High school was throwing out to use as a back stop for my arrows. I like your design and plan to use it. I love your wheels. I am going to put some on my As well.
Thanks!
Yes and also important to fasten on all sides because the mat itself is what will lend the entire structure integrity by keeping the frame square.
Nice backstop! My job took me way to close to a city and in the suburbs so I’ve been looking for a backdrop idea. Thanks guys!
You have galvanized lag bolts in the firing field. Turn the thing around. A 2x4 is forgiving, unlike steel.
That the best idea I’ve seen. Good job 👍🏻
Love the idea, I'll be building one like it soon. 👍 Thanks guys
Good idea. We replaced some stall mats in our barn so now I have several old ones that need a job. This will work. Thanks
Love this idea.
Definitely I'm making one! Great content
This is awesome!! I especially like that it did not require a workshop full of tools that most people don't have.
Best design I've seen yet. I really like the wheels and portability! You twisted my arm hard enough, I'm gonna build one!
Cool vid. I built a back stop similar to yours but I used 4x4's for the frame. I also used lag eye bolts to hang the stall mat. I like the idea of the wheels for portability.
Thanks! Lag bolts are a good idea!
Thanks guys, my daughter has been taking a interest in archery and I think I'll build her one of those. Thanks again
pretty sweet dude. I definitely need to learn to be more handy with repairs and stuff
Great video thank you
Home / backyard archery.... backstop is absolutely necessary. less the cost of replacing arrows...more the cost of safety. You would be stunned at how far an arrow travels, just 6,8" off the ground...even a bow at 42lbs...
I'm so so glad I stumbled across this video. We have shut down our backyard practice range because of arrows 'just' missing the target...finding one at least 50yds beyond...it had hit an oak tree... luckily. others I'm certain crossed the road. behind us is thick heavy brush.. arrow skimmed right thru. One arrow passing thru 4" heavy corrugated cardboard... blowing off a vane. Never found it.
I would suggest, securing the mat, just across the top and upper corners allowing the mat to absorb the impact as the arrow penetrates
Great idea and just what I needed to keep from chasing my Bolts down plus the wheels will make it easier to roll behind my shed so the wife doesn't complain lol!. Happy wife, Happy life as they say.
I just got a new bow and relate to losing arrows that way…definitely gonna look into this backstop, it seems more affordable than just purchasing one.
Ayyeeee Cam is rockin some Off The Grid pants! Hands down some of the best pants ever!!
I'm about to build my self on so many cross bow and compound bow arrows gone and never found lol
Only thing is I wished I had something around for some wheels like your set up
Hell yeah had the same idea wondered if it would work. Might have to double it up for a crossbow.
Good idea. Ive lost all but 1 arrow trying to sight in my crossbow scope . I can see them hit the ground but they are getting burried in the hill side some where going under the leaves. I thought about useing metal detector cause it should pickk up on the pps and broadheads but people who lived here before me dumped trash out in the woods plus the soil is alot of roots tightly compacted.
i got my bow 2 years ago and i have not used it because i was using it in my back yard and hitting my target but the arrow said no to physics and launched into the air after hitting the target and landed in my neighbors backyard and have been wanting to build something like this so thanks for the ideas
That's the Rompala decoy if I ever saw one
What's your draw LB? I built something similar with the same mat. If I miss my target, the arrow penetrates all the way up to the fletching. XD
Great video! If you only attach the mat at the top (let it hang freely) it’ll actually slow arrows even better.
Just starting bow and Atlatl hobbies (old and gotta get it all in quick)
SHORT YARD TO PRACTICE IN SOooo...
Thinking two 4' x 6' horse mats, hung from opposite sides of a 4" x 4". Any idea of what a 7' atlatl Dart(Speer) might due to 2 mats??
For non-compund (horse bow and recurve bow) shooting I normaly use 1-2 sheets of discarded synthetic carpets that I picked up after some fair. I punched holes at on side and I just hang them with a strong paracord which I tie to nearby trees or, if shooting indoors, to concrete pillars. They work great. Even if I use just one sheet and an arrow passes through, it doesn't fly off too far.
I am looking for a diy backstop I could pack in the trunk of my car and carry it in a backpack to a remote uninhabited spot where I can practice shooting while running, jumping and rolling without having to search for stray arrows afterwards.
So far, I found no way around the €200.00+ backstop net from local archery dealer. 😢
Love this. Very practical. Cameron just a suggestion. When you draw start out with the bow aimed more downwards. Even with this wonderful backstop yall have built you would sail one over it if the loop busted on your draw.
Absolutely. Sky drawing is a bad habit to get into with potentially dire consequences.
Can you shot broadheads
Thank you, this is a great idea. I’m getting a few too many holes in my garage…
What is the thickness of this mat? Sorry I might have missed it in the video.
Have you shot the back stop at 20 yards
Built one, didn’t stop my arrow at 45 yards, Easton Bloodline 330. 8.7
I know a few guys that would need a bigger backstop 😂
Want to make one of these .... curious what lbs is your draw .... mine is set at 70lbs .... would love the horse mat to stop that
We shoot 60-65lb draw 70 should be fine!
Aren't those horse mats like 100 lbs? What poundage is the compound bow shooting?
Rig up a pin hitch deal on it so you can move it with your riding lawnmower
I'm going to build this but I'm making it a box that I will stuff with plastic bags. I bought the mat last night
Where can get get the thick black mat. Anyone that knows or knows what it's called I'd like some advice
Tractor Supply or probably any farm stores. Lowes or Home Depot might
Awesome
I used one of those mats for the backstop in my yard
Mine is not portable I wish I had thought of that maybe I’ll do a V2 of it
Anyway 6x4 horse stall May at tractor supply their info says 105 lbs lol
Then mats are heavy Forsure! Haha
Good backstop. If you spray some similar cheap wd40 before pulling the arrow. It would pull out easier
Portable is a spectrum, I'll just say :D
I,d have to get 4 horse mats & sandwich them all together , I,m actually looking to make something maybe 10 foot tall & 8 foot wide that stays outdoors all year long & is very weather durable year after year . I need something that tall & wide so I can shoot a range of different size targets with & hight from Buffalo & elk to squirrel & bird . I even thought about buying full size zombie 3D targets like 6 foot tall & air brushing them in black light paint & even shooting at night with lighted arrow knocks that might be fun .
I used 6 mats to make my backstop after not returning my slider to the top, i sent an arrow into my neighbors property. I did 3 12ft 4x4s with 2x4s across it. Its 15ft wide by 9 feet tall(3 feet in the ground). It's been amazing and stops 4mm arrows and has been in the weather for 3 years with little signs of wear. I guess I'll get 7-10 years out of the mats full weather all year long.
What’s the mat? What’s it made of
It's a horse stall mat. It's basically thick rubber
how do broadheads do in it
Stops them even better than field points!
Use the table saw and cut a grove down the middle and I lay the mat in
Wait till you pay $800 plus dollar a dozen for X10 Protour arrows and yeet one into the abyss.That feeling goes away with horse stall matts.
Great video, thanks guys! Also like the ideas in the comment of camouflaging it as to not get used to shooting at a black rectangle and maybe not connecting the mat to the bottom. Just would've appreciated a more detailed explanation about how you fixed the wheels on to the backstop. A double threaded rod? That short? Is that widely available in DIY-shops? Did you get it where you got the wheels, so it definitely fitted the thread of the wheels? Otherwise, I'll definitely be building one of those, cheers!
I’m going to back one. But twice as big. It’ll be expensive, but worth it, I think. Cool diy
They sell more for people doing DIY than they do for horses. One is easy to roll up & take home solo but if u need 5 to 10 & have to throw them into a pickup it's like a 3 person job. They really stick to the one u lay it down onto. 😅😅😅 11:18 😅 11:18 😅
Buy a cheap hobby metal detector……..it will locate the field point/broadhead then you carefully did it out ……I’ve had great success with this
No more yeets makes me sad.😿
These are horse stall mats???
Yes.
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